Christopher Friedmann
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Crown Royal Deluxe sets the standard when it comes to Canadian Whisky. Created in 1939 for the first month long royal tour of Canada by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, it remains the most…
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David Beckham has given his blessing to Haig Club ready-to-drink cans. The pre-mixed Scotch drinks will come in two flavors: Haig Club Clubman mixed with root ginger ale and lime, and Haig Club Clubman mixed…
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To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Ardbeg Committee, founded in 2000, Ardbeg has released Blaaack, a limited edition bottling unveiled for the 2020 Feis Ile festival. This year’s Feis Ile was held virtually after…
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Robot bartenders are shaking up the bar and cafe industry in South Korea. It could be the new normal for the East Asian nation as people begin to deal with the impacts of coronavirus. There…
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A beautiful welcome note for those looking to gain an understanding of the famed French Brandy, Cognac Park VSOP offers a unique glimpse into Distillerie Tessendier’s premier brand. Unlike the other Cognac’s produced by Park,…
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Cognac Park Borderies offers the truest expression of this Borderies-situated Maison. The Borderies is Cognac’s smallest region, which makes Park’s bottling unique among its rivals. As a single vineyard expression, it’s designed to showcase the…
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Cognac Park VS Carte Blanche is the youngest Cognac produced by the Borderies-based House. A light and exciting entrance point for the Maison, this VS remains affordable (around $40 USD) without compromising quality. Composed of…
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Launched in 2002, the Caol Ila 12 Years Old is the entry level bottling from the Diageo-owned Islay distillery. Of all the brand’s expressions, it is the most common in the United States. Those looking…
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Redbreast 12 Year Old is the signature bottling from the Pernod Ricard-owned single pot still Irish Whiskey brand. Known as “the priest’s tipple,” it is the Irish Whiskey of those in the know and is…
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When it comes to spirits from the Emerald Isle, Jameson Irish Whiskey is usually the first to come to mind. Unlike other bottles of Whisk(e)y, Jameson doesn’t separate or divide groups by class or geographical…